Secure the Tootoli Gaushala
A new Gaushala for Desi Gau Vamsha is rising on three acres behind the 32-foot statue of Hanuman Ji in Tootoli, near Khunti, Jharkhand. The boundary wall must be finished now so the land can be secured before the cow sheds are built.
Tootoli, near Khunti, Jharkhand β behind the 32-foot statue of Hanuman Ji
This is an open appeal. Gifts go to the work named on this page; a public target will be added once the Foundation sets it.
What this appeal funds first
- 01Complete the boundary wall so the three-acre Gaushala land is secure
- 02Then raise the cow sheds (shades) that will shelter Desi Gau Vamsha
- 03Hold the ground for a Hanuman temple at the front of the site
The land behind Hanuman Ji
In Tootoli, near Khunti, a 32-foot murti of Hanuman Ji already stands on the land. The plan for this place is clear: a Hanuman temple in front, and immediately behind it a Gaushala spanning about three acres, dedicated to protecting and preserving Desi Gau Vamsha.
The boundary wall is already underway. Until it is finished, the property cannot be secured. That wall is the urgent work. After the land is enclosed, construction of the shades for the cows can begin in earnest.
Gau Seva here is not an afterthought to the temple β it is the purpose of the land behind Hanuman Ji. Completing the wall is how we keep that promise.
From the site
Photograph coming soon
Photograph coming soon
Photograph coming soon
Help enclose this land
Every gift goes to finishing the boundary wall at Tootoli so this Gaushala can be protected, then to the shades that will house the cows. Stand with Birsa Vahini while the wall is still rising.
Donate to the Gaushala wall